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It wasn't about slow down. It was a complete stop before each water crossing. It was a remote area with no cell service. He if wasn't comfortable with water crossings in the middle of the Adirondacks he shouldn't have been there. It's not like I was doing 50. I may have wanted to go 15 while he...

The slow driver is the one who is acting like they own the road. You should move aside if you want to move slow. I was stuck behind a subaru a few weeks ago who was nervous about the road/trail we were on. I wanted to get to where I was going and he wanted to avoid every puddle. He should have...

On the 4.0 the intake is in the wheel well. Not a great place if you plan to go through water. The snorkel will raise that and allow cleaner air to enter the engine. However, I've had a snorkel for about 2 years and the air filter get way dirtier quicker. Is that a good or bad thing? I don't know.

I see an MDX on the beach here in NJ all of the time. It's the same guy so I assume he knows what he's doing but its obviously capable to make it onto a soft sugar sand beach. My wife has an RDX which has been SOLID reliable. I wouldn't take it off road though.

Welcome. Marlboro here!

Ah gotcha. I don't drive w/ it on. I just use it for meets so people can find us.

Like this one which already exists?

Bosch 94R AGM. It's 80AH which is one of the higher rating I've seen out there for the size. Also, paid 122 for it from Pep Boys because they are getting out of the Bosch brand.

I have the same watch and love it. I don't have any issues w/ the OE band though. I actually like it. What didn't you like about it?

Ugh, this movie ruined my life. My last name is Beauchea (Bo-Shay) not BOO shay but it's close enough and everyone is a comedian.

Is that a Jeep on your inclinometer? I think that's illegal in some countries. :)

You know, this may not be my section but I think a Gaia Zoom class would be awesome.

Check out the regional thread, there's plenty of NJ threads there. You can also join overlandbound-east on facebook and new jersey overland & 4x4 on facebook. That's where you'll find more quick pop up trips. Once it cools down I'll be posting up some over nighters here on the forum under rally...

That's the problem. People want to go but I'm sure there's trees down blocking trails.

Mine has hi, low, and auto. I just keep it on auto.

I guess it depends on the fridge. If I set my snomaster to 33 it stays at 33. If I turn it down lower to a freezing temp. regardless of outside temp the food will freeze.

I don't think so. 33 is 33 is 33, no?

One of the many things Lifestyle Overland does well is endorse products that they know work. Then the companies reach out to him to try new gear. I've seen Kevin talk about many things he didn't like and won't be using anymore. However, the companies that do make good quality gear stick with...

Good mix of vehicles so far which is cool to see. I'll follow this one along for sure..

Remember, some fridges like the legacy ARB only have cooling plates on the bottom. My Snomaster has them in the walls and bottom. So, for some fridges you'll freeze the bottom row and stuff on the top may not even be cold. Be mindful of that when purchasing a fridge.